Trusted Mobile Notary Services—We Come To You!
Our Mission
At Clearwater Mobile Notary LLC, our mission is to serve our community with integrity, compassion, and faith-led dedication.
We meet people where they are — in homes, hospitals, offices, and care facilities — ensuring every notarization is handled with accuracy, respect, and heart.
Why Choose Us?
⏰ Flexible Hours: Daily availability from 8:00 AM – 8:30 PM
🚗 Mobile Service: We come to you — home, hospital, office, rehab, or care facility
⚡ Same-Day Appointments Available
👥 Witness Services Available (Upon Request)
Services We Offer
We specialize in a range of notarizations, including:
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Power of Attorney & Estate Planning
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Healthcare Documents & Advance Directives
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General Affidavits & Acknowledgments
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Loan Signings (Limited Availability)
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Vehicle Title Transfers & Business Forms
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Travel Consent Forms & Authorizations
Don’t see what you need? Reach out — we’re happy to help.
How It Works
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Schedule an Appointment –Book online at clearwatermobilenotary.com
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Or Call or text us at 727-947-8247
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We Come to You – Wherever is most convenient: home, hospital, office, etc.
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Get Notarized – Quick, professional, and stress-free
Areas We Serve
We proudly serve Clearwater, Dunedin, Largo, and surrounding areas.
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727-947-8247
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"Very professional service. Were able to come out the same day I called and arrived on time. Highly recommend for your notary needs."
****DISCLAIMER****
Clearwater Mobile Notary LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Our Notaries Public are commissioned by the State of Florida and serve solely to verify the identity of individuals signing documents.
We do not prepare legal documents, determine which type of notarization is required, or offer guidance on the legal implications of any document.
If you have questions about your documents or require legal assistance, we strongly recommend consulting a qualified attorney or legal professional prior to your appointment.
Documents requiring notarization must include the appropriate Florida notarial certificate (acknowledgment or jurat). If your document does not contain one, please consult the requesting agency or your attorney to determine the correct format before your appointment.